U S to ship arms to Israel until deemed adequately armed
Washington officials said the United States will continue military aid to Israel until the Israeli government determines it is adequately armed for defense. The Soviets are expected to provide for Arab states. Both sides back a UN cease-fire resolution, with diplomacy intensifying to enforce it.
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War hits home in Fremont tour group in Nazareth blast
Three Fremont residents on a Europe and Israel tour describe a hotel bombing near Nazareth on Oct 4 during the Middle East conflict. One mile away an explosion shattered windows as evacuees sheltered under tables. Israeli army frees reservists to fight a mosquito invasion on the home front and eight plumbers join emergency efforts.
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Peace praised Pope welcomes Mideast cease-fire
Pope Paul VI urged that a true peace cannot rest on an arms balance. He spoke at the Vatican saying lasting peace must arise from fundamental human rights and love for all people, while criticizing the continued flow of weapons to the warring sides and the militarization of conflicts.
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Iraqi general says Israel to rebuild arms for surprise attack
Maj. Gen. Mahmoud Khattab of the Iraqi News Agency asserts Israel will use the ceasefire to reorganize and stockpile weapons for a potential surprise strike. He says a resumption of war is the only solution to the Palestine issue and claims Arab forces could alter Israel’s position if fighting continues for ten more days.
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Kissinger Brezhnev Seek Lasting Middle East Settlement
Washington reports say after Sinai fighting ends the United States and Soviet Union will focus on pressuring Israel Egypt and Jordan toward a durable peace. Kissinger and Brezhnev did not agree on a forum or formula in Moscow, aiming to end the fighting while stalled arms shipments linger. A cease fire was announced with a second one anticipated, Kissinger delays his China trip and will brief Congress on Thursday. In Toronto a separate note states the St Lawrence Seaway is the quietest cleanest cheapest highway in Canada, with an engineering report claiming the full route costs no more than 29 miles of highway construction.
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